Stoneham High School - Wildlife Yearbook (Stoneham, MA)

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MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS DEPT. Left to right: Mr. James Robertson, Mr. Chester Jor- dan, head of the department, Mr. Francis Hayes, Mr. Walter Herrick. To most students, mathematics is rather difficult, especially in its higher forms. How- ever, the courses at Stoneham High were made to seem much easier thanks to the teachings of Mr. Chester Jordan, Mr. Walter Herrick, Mr. Francis Hayes, and Mr. James Robertson. John Viera and Donna Sullivan demonstrate their proficiency in trigonometry. The Wonderful Logic of Mathematics

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SCIENCE To create a greater interest in science through the study of biology, chemistry, and physics was the chief aim of our science teachers. We are thankful for the efforts of Mr. Joseph Collins, Mr. Robert Mooney, Miss Florence Nadolski, and Mr. Glen Lougee. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Glen Lougee, Miss Florence Nadolski, Mr. Robert Mooney, and Mr. Joseph Collins. The Physical World Around Us

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Sandra Biggio looks over the Berlin situation. 1 ESI - .. r in «uR-« «“• % ... — «» « ■ » ST.SSU - r;: j J Fred Johnson locates Australia on the map of the world. Reading an article from Senior Scholas- tic is Marjorie Gibbons. HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Seated: Mrs. Arlene O ' Brien. Standing, left to right: Mr. Ralph Rowell, Mr. Fred Kiamie, Mr. Roger Lamson, head of the department, Mr. John Feltch. From Julius Caesar to J. F. Kennedy World History, U. S. History, problems of democracy, consumer education, and geogra- phy become more interesting in the class- rooms of our social studies teachers, Messrs. Lamson, Kiamie, Feltch, Rowell, and Mrs. O ' Brien. There we learn about the world and its many problems while preparing to be responsible citizens in our own country. 13 ■